The Customs Staff Association (CSA) has expressed its commitment to supporting the Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, in addressing financial challenges and strengthening the integrity of Ghana’s customs systems.

“We are prepared to assist in tackling financial challenges and enhancing customs integrity. Together, we can achieve sustainable development that benefits all citizens,” the Association remarked in a statement congratulating the Minister following his swearing-in by President John Dramani Mahama.

The statement, dated 22nd January 2025 and signed by the Association’s National Secretary, Gift E. Kofi Tsamah, commended Dr Ato Forson for his unwavering dedication to public service.

The CSA emphasised the pivotal role of the Finance Ministry in steering Ghana towards economic stability and growth.

It expressed confidence in the Minister’s ability to implement critical reforms and lead the nation to greater economic resilience.

The Association underscored the significance of effective fiscal policies in enhancing revenue generation and ensuring the efficient operation of customs systems.

“We anticipate working closely with your office to advance policies that bolster the economy while improving customs efficiency,” the statement continued.

The CSA further lauded Dr Ato Forson’s extensive experience and dedication, describing him as an excellent choice for the role.

“Your vision and commitment to public service inspire confidence in a brighter, more prosperous future for all Ghanaians,” the statement concluded.